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12-19-2004 11:29 AM
12-19-2004 11:29 AM
Hello All,
After running Autogen, I get several messages in Agen$params.report stating:
** Note ** - Multiple MIN values found for MIN_GBLPAGES.
Using MODPARAMS value (2000000) which is superseding VMS value (150000)
and similar messages for other parameters.
There is only one entry in Modparams.dat, how do I get rid of these messages ?
Thanks,
Matt
After running Autogen, I get several messages in Agen$params.report stating:
** Note ** - Multiple MIN values found for MIN_GBLPAGES.
Using MODPARAMS value (2000000) which is superseding VMS value (150000)
and similar messages for other parameters.
There is only one entry in Modparams.dat, how do I get rid of these messages ?
Thanks,
Matt
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12-19-2004 02:05 PM
12-19-2004 02:05 PM
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Matt,
I don't think you can easily get rid of them. There's a set of values provided by the OS - the "VMS" ones. Architecturally there are several places they can come from, but in practice, you're probably seeing the values defined in SYS$SYSTEM:CLU$PARAMS.DAT.
They're a way of defining minimum values, rather then relying on static SYSGEN defaults (or a way for engineering to easily override the defaults)
Or, send me your access number, and I'll log a case for an enhancement request to AUTOGEN...
The messages are of the form:
Using value () which is superseding value ()
OLD and NEW can each be "MODPARAMS" or "VMS". Cases to consider:
1) VMS & VMS - should never happen, would indicate there are duplicates in the VMS supplied values
2) MODPARAMS & VMS - can probably be ignored. This means you're overriding the VMS value.
3) VMS & MODPARAMS - this means VMS is overriding your MODPARAMS value. You can eliminate the message by removing your MODPARAMS setting.
4) MODPARAMS & MODPARAMS - means you have two or more settings in your MODPARAMS. Reduce them to one.
If the messages really bug you, cases 1 & 2 can be surpressed by editing AUTOGEN.COM
Search for the string "which is superseding" and change the conditional from:
"$ if user_params then"
to
"$ if user_params .AND. old_source.NES."VMS" then"
(this occurs in two places). Of course, modifying AUTOGEN.COM is unsupported and not recommended...
I don't think you can easily get rid of them. There's a set of values provided by the OS - the "VMS" ones. Architecturally there are several places they can come from, but in practice, you're probably seeing the values defined in SYS$SYSTEM:CLU$PARAMS.DAT.
They're a way of defining minimum values, rather then relying on static SYSGEN defaults (or a way for engineering to easily override the defaults)
Or, send me your access number, and I'll log a case for an enhancement request to AUTOGEN...
The messages are of the form:
Using
OLD and NEW can each be "MODPARAMS" or "VMS". Cases to consider:
1) VMS & VMS - should never happen, would indicate there are duplicates in the VMS supplied values
2) MODPARAMS & VMS - can probably be ignored. This means you're overriding the VMS value.
3) VMS & MODPARAMS - this means VMS is overriding your MODPARAMS value. You can eliminate the message by removing your MODPARAMS setting.
4) MODPARAMS & MODPARAMS - means you have two or more settings in your MODPARAMS. Reduce them to one.
If the messages really bug you, cases 1 & 2 can be surpressed by editing AUTOGEN.COM
Search for the string "which is superseding" and change the conditional from:
"$ if user_params then"
to
"$ if user_params .AND. old_source.NES."VMS" then"
(this occurs in two places). Of course, modifying AUTOGEN.COM is unsupported and not recommended...
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12-26-2004 06:34 PM
12-26-2004 06:34 PM
Re: Modparams Duplicate values
Hi Matt,
another thing can be, that there are several "agen$include_params" entries in your modparams.
And maybe in these files are the duplicate entries as in your modparams!?
Hope this helps!
Bye Kuddel
another thing can be, that there are several "agen$include_params
And maybe in these files are the duplicate entries as in your modparams!?
Hope this helps!
Bye Kuddel
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01-09-2005 10:42 AM
01-09-2005 10:42 AM
Re: Modparams Duplicate values
Hi,
yes I do have an AGEN$INCLUDE for the cluster common parameters, however I have check this, and there are no duplicates.
Matt
yes I do have an AGEN$INCLUDE for the cluster common parameters, however I have check this, and there are no duplicates.
Matt
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